Table of Contents
A year of goodies for your artist
This is the Table of Contents for Your Artist Knows the Way. Each section provides a month of focus and three weeks of invitations.
This is subject to change.
INTRODUCTION: Welcome to Your Creative Life on Your Own Terms
PART ONE: PREPARE
Commit: Owning Your Creative Life (June)
Love: The Source Fuel for Your Artist’s Life (July)
Reveal: Your Creative DNA on the Surface (August)
Unlock: Your Creative DNA Deeper (September)
Invite: Bring All of You to the Table (October)
PART TWO: CREATE
Flow: Get into the Creative Groove (November)
Savor: Love Your Artist Life (December)
Make: Finish Your Cherished Projects (January)
Connect: Relationships that Fuel Your Artist (February)
Share: Putting it out there (March)
PART THREE: ENJOY
Tend: Cultivate Your Vitality (April)
Play: Because This is Supposed to Be Fun! (May)
Stay: A good, ongoing relationship (June)
I feel very much like, Karen. I don't see too much more writing in my future - perhaps just my blog/substack, but no more books. I'm also playing with mixed media collage after having creating my animal oracle deck in this fashion and I so enjoyed the process. While I've got a few of my pieces at a local home and garden shop (that benefits animal welfare and nature conservancy which I love!) I also offer them for sale via my website shop. Sold a few pieces so far, though still feel uncertain where this will all take me. But at this point in my life, I'm feeling like Karen, and just not sure about the 'rough and tumble' of selling my creative work outside of what I currently am doing.
This could be useful for me. I'm currently transitioning away from writing because it no longer brings me joy. Instead of abruptly stopping, I'm winding down by completing my current writing projects and possibly getting them published. I'm uncertain about what I'll pursue next. I have been doing photography for a while and enjoy it, as long as I don't take it too seriously. I've realised that I'm not suited for the rough and tumble of selling my creative work.